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China’s measured reaction to US trade tariffs
2 – 8 April 2018China Daily – Asia Weekly China’s measured reaction to US trade tariffs The recent US trade tariff announcement will impact Chinese […]
Japan’s appetite for mergers and acquisitions abroad
The overall Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) activity of Japanese firms continues to grow and overseas M&A deals are in the spotlight. In 2016, Japan’s outbound […]
The pet economy boom in Asia
With the increase in pet ownership, healthcare and spending, Asia’s pet industry is expected to grow at 14.3 per cent annually from 2016 to 2021. […]
Bangladesh – A journey from poverty to development
Equivalent to the combined population of the Netherlands, Germany and France, Bangladesh is home to 160 million people. Although it is ranked as one of […]
Spire E-Newsletter Winter Issue 2018
15 June 2017 Spire Singapore hosted its first Client Entertainment Night of the year. Our business associates and partners joined us for a dinner reception […]
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